Brooks Dare Crossback Run Bra 2.0, Lavender Running Bra

Description

High-impact support
Stay-put adjustability
Comfortable & secure

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Hand washing is ideal, but not always possible. Fasten all hooks and straps, place in a lingerie bag, and use the gentle or delicate cycle. Always line dry, and never use dryer sheets or fabric softeners—they can clog the fabric and shorten the life of the bra.

HOW TO MEASURE:

Measure your rib cage
Start your measurements by finding your band size. Measure around your rib cage where the bottom band would sit. The tape measure should feel quite snug. If you get a fraction, round down to the nearest inch. Using this chart, find your corresponding band size based on your measurement.
Measure your bust
Next, find your cup size. Measure around the fullest part of your boobs — which may not be the center — and round up to the nearest inch. Then subtract your rib cage measurement. The difference in inches is your suggested cup size. If you get a fraction, round up to the larger size.

This bra has your back — and your front. Designed for running, the Brooks Dare Racerback Run Bra 2.0 delivers high-impact support plus comfort. Built-in molded cups lift and hold you in while the adjustable straps and back closure offer a personalized fit.FEATURES High-impact support Stay-put adjustability Comfortable & secure CARE INSTRUCTIONSHand washing is ideal, but not always possible. Fasten all hooks and straps, place in a lingerie bag, and use the gentle or delicate cycle. Always line dry, and never use dryer sheets or fabric softeners—they can clog the fabric and shorten the life of the bra. HOW TO MEASURE: Measure your rib cageStart your measurements by finding your band size. Measure around your rib cage where the bottom band would sit. The tape measure should feel quite snug. If you get a fraction, round down to the nearest inch. Using this chart, find your corresponding band size based on your measurement. Measure your bustNext, find your cup size. Measure around the fullest part of your boobs — which may not be the center — and round up to the nearest inch. Then subtract your rib cage measurement. The difference in inches is your suggested cup size. If you get a fraction, round up to the larger size.